Photo EXIF viewer
View GPS location, capture date, camera model and exposure settings in JPG and PNG photos, then download a batch EXIF report as CSV.
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Photo EXIF viewer
Photos may carry EXIF details beyond what is visible in the pixels. Check a JPG or PNG before sharing it to see whether the selected EXIF fields include a location, capture date, camera model or exposure settings. Add several files to compare them in one CSV report; a row stays visible even when no selected EXIF fields are found. GPS coordinates can reveal a precise place, so review them before posting a photo. The report reads file metadata only and does not verify whether the information was edited, whether the pictured scene matches the location, or whether other metadata families are present. Use Photo metadata remover separately when you want a newly encoded copy.
How to use this tool
- Upload or drag in JPG or PNG photos, or import a direct public image URL. Try the sample photo with a test camera and location.
- Run the EXIF scan and review the preview for GPS status, capture date, camera model and orientation. A missing field stays blank rather than being guessed.
- Download the CSV to compare up to twenty photos. The original images are not changed; use Photo metadata remover if you need fresh image copies.
Supported input formats
JPGJPEGPNG
Output and limitations
View GPS location, capture date, camera model and exposure settings in JPG and PNG photos, then download a batch EXIF report as CSV.
Upload or drag in 1 to 20 JPG or PNG photos, or import direct public image URLs. The preview and CSV list dimensions, capture date, camera make and model, orientation, ISO, shutter speed, aperture, focal length and GPS coordinates when those EXIF fields exist. The tool reads local photos in your browser and does not modify them. A photo without selected EXIF fields remains in the report with a clear not-found status; that does not prove it contains no XMP, IPTC or other metadata. EXIF dates often have no timezone and are shown as stored. GPS values are rounded to eight decimal places. Limits: 20 MB per photo, 50 MB per batch, 24 megapixels per image and a 2 MB CSV report. PNG text chunks, XMP, IPTC, MakerNotes, embedded thumbnails, HEIC and WebP are outside this first version. Do not treat editable EXIF fields as proof of a photo's origin or capture time.
Can EXIF prove when or where a picture was taken?
No. EXIF fields can be missing or edited, and a capture date may have no timezone. Treat GPS and camera details as file data to review, not independent evidence of authenticity.
Does no EXIF found mean a photo has no hidden metadata?
No. This viewer checks selected EXIF fields in JPG and PNG files. It does not inspect XMP, IPTC, PNG text chunks, MakerNotes, embedded thumbnails or every possible metadata block. Some messaging and social apps strip EXIF when images are shared.
What if processing fails?
Check the supported formats and file limits, then try a smaller file. Keep an original copy. A clear error message will explain an unsupported input or an unavailable processing service.